Abstract
The imipenem-resistant Citrobacter braakii strain GW-Imi-1b1 was isolated from a hospital wastewater sample in Greifswald, Germany. The genome comprises one chromosome (5.09 Mb), one prophage (41.9 kb), and 13 plasmids (2 to 140.9 kb). The genome harbors 5,322 coding sequences, shows a high potential for genomic mobility, and includes genes encoding proteins for multiple drug resistances.